Hi Folks,
I'm running Gimp 1.2.0 on IRIX 6.5 (SGI O2).
When I use "Screen Shot" the colors are incorrect. For example, lets say
I capture the index page of www.gimp.org. The navigation bar is a
pinkish color - it's normally light blue. This applies to every colored
object in the captured area, n
I've created a Gimp Perl tutorial if anyone is interested in learning
it. It's even been translated into Japanese (thanks Iccii!). Could it
be put on the gimp.org Tutorials web page
(http://www.gimp.org/tutorials.html)?
The location is http://www.dowco.com/~alexh/perl.html
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Is there any way to call up a lynx browser instead of Netscape when I
ask the gimp for a web page via the bookmarks.
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I tried to send this to the gimp-perl list, but I can't seem to get the
right address, or the list is down. Is there a user with an answer out
there?
Carol Spears wrote:
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> My (first) plugin crashes on this line:
> plug_in_pixelize(1, $img, $draw, 10);
>
> How do I make it think that 1 and/or
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> > My (first) plugin crashes on this line:
> > plug_in_pixelize(1, $img, $draw, 10);
Have you tried "$draw->plug_in_pixelize(10);"?
> > How do I make it think that 1 and/or 10 are INT32's? I also tried this:
> > plug_in_pixelize(non_interactive,
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